Anyone have a homemade natural colon cleanser recipe?
Homemade natural colon cleanser recipe?
March 9th, 2010 
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Green tea, hoodia, and anything with alot of fiber.
Seriously why do people cleanse their colon? What does it do?
Eat a ton of fiber but be sure to drink a lot of water too. That is always nature’s colon cleanser.
I think as long as you eat adequate fiber, your body does a good job of keeping the colon clean. You have to be careful with some colon therapies, because they can really screw up your electrolyte balance.
Prune juice its a great choice
Coffee enema I hear is good.Let it cool first LOL.
Well, I don’t know how homemade this is, but get a normal dose of Milk of Magnesia and put it in a small cup of Prune Juice. Then warm it up in the microwave (not boiling). This I guarantee will work. Also try eating Saurekraut.
! cactus lief
1/4 of cup of pineapple
1/4 of cup of orange
you need to clean the spikes out of the cactus leaf, blend it all with water and drink it mornings prior any other food.Make sure you’ll be home that day
1 mashed avocado
1/4 cup sesame oil
2 tbs pork fat (melted with 1 cup caramelized suger)
8 tbs. hot chilli powder (it sounds like a lot but you hardly taste it…)
1 large egg (raw)
combine everything together in pot over low stove untill it boils. let cool to drinking temperature. gulp down everything at once! good luck!
if that doesnt work there is a special medicine (i forgot what its called) that clears your color… ask your docor! but i dont think it natural…lol
Hi there, its not exactly a “homemade recipe”, but close enough. Its called “Dieters Tea”, you can usually find it at Whole Foods.
Its an herbal tea that REALLY cleans you out. Drink the tea before bed and be home the next day because you will be going to the bathroom and you will need to get to it asap. I know from personal experience! Also, please don’t make the tea too strong the first time. Go lightly, and then you can increase the intensity if you feel it necessary the next time you do it.
Easy, Flax seed in your salads or protien drink
Below are some natural colon cleansing recipes:
* One of the colon cleanser recipe is composed of juices. Only freshly squeezed juice is desirable for cleansing the colon. Cooking destroys many of the beneficial enzymes needed to create an effective colon cleansing recipe. You can use a variety of raw, fresh vegetables and herbs including celery, carrots, beets, radishes, ginger, parsley, garlic, cayenne, kale, dandelions, wheat grass and others.
* Many colon cleanse recipes rely primarily on herbs. Herbs have been used in colon cleansing recipes for many centuries. Herbs such as aloe leaf, ginger, cayenne pepper and senna help produce bowel movements. A bitter plant is always included in colon cleanser recipes to help promote bile production. Including fennel and garlic in your homemade colon cleansing recipe is a great way to kill harmful bacteria residing in the colon.
* Fiber is very important in all colon cleansing recipes. Fiber helps to move out waste and produce timely bowel movements. Fiber is the indigestible part of foods that helps to move everything along through your digestive system. This valuable ingredient is found naturally in fruits and vegetables and synthetically in fiber powders.
Your colon doesn’t require enemas or special diets or pills to eliminate waste material and bacteria. It does this naturally on its own. It may be harmful. Your colon absorbs water and sodium to maintain your body’s fluid and electrolyte balance. Some colon-cleansing programs disrupt this balance, causing dehydration and salt depletion. Drink plenty of water and eat a diet rich in fiber.